Digital Accessibility
The UIT Blog is a behind-the-scenes look at the build and delivery of technology products and services to the Stanford community. The topics you’ll read about are all told first-hand by the individuals who work closest to them.
New Stanford Web Services Content Care Service: Collaborate on Accessible Website Maintenance
The Stanford Web Services (SWS) Content Care service allows site owners to collaborate with experts who specialize in assessing and improving the accessibility of websites, applications, and mobile
The Impacts of CSS on Accessibility
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) are used to change the presentation of HTML content. Inherently, CSS is not designed to change the semantic meaning of content, but to control its appearance.
QA for A11Y
Conducting quality assurance testing on accessibility issues is often a stumbling block for teams after receiving the results of an accessibility audit.
What is “Accessible Enough”?
This question often comes up when you (a product manager, project manager, or service owner) are in charge of a website/application or product with accessibility issues.
